Stronger than Death : Hart Crane's Last Year in Mexico by Francesca Bratton

Stronger than Death : Hart Crane's Last Year in Mexico by Francesca Bratton'Poignant and fiercely intelligent, this is the best work of creative non fiction I have read in years' FIONA MOZLEY'Profound, moving and courageous' IRISH TIMES'Stimulating and often engaging . . . Bratton has developed a real technique of her own here' TLSIn April 1931, modernist poet Hart Crane arrived in Mexico City. Between mood swings, dire financial difficulties, and a rotating series of personal estrangements, Hart was struggling to make the

She highlights connections and analyses today's struggles against state terror

struggling to find its feet - separated in the chaos of World War II

perception

this remarkable tribute to hope offers us an avenue to finding greater meaning and purpose in our own lives

they have no choice but to follow their curiosity and meet the woman who's been such an enigma their entire lives

Change a word and it is broken

the silences of history

Mary Midgley: witty scholar and careful observer of humans and animals alike

including the favour of the newly restored King Charles II

the contributors reveal the many ways this identity shapes their lives – proving there is no single way of being autistic

Sappho is not afraid to woo her beloved above all else

But when that fateful day finally comes